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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-11

The B. & U. railroad 'deal" continues to cause
comment, wOndernent and confusion Everybody
Is guessing In the matter, people are preyar-
eating, and no one who will talk seems to tel the
same story twice, or TO have definite Information
10 mpaT. hitch in the Negotiations is sug-
gested. and is attributed on the one hand to q
desire OF the New York capitalists, to whom Mr.
SuHy has offered his option OF purchase to
examine into the affairs Of the B. g. O.
before paying high price for its stock, and
hints are thrown out OF losses from the new line 10
Philadelphia which cannot get 10 New York OF
decreased net earnings, and OF a surplus fund CON-
verted from substantial 10 nominal" On the
other hand the hitch is said TO be caused by Mr.
Sallys premature disclosure OF the plan which
has given jealous opposition TO 1t an opportunity
10 grow before Mr. Garrett had obtained control OF
the stock necessary TO enable him TO carry out his
contract IL is evident that Baltimore is frichten
ed at the IDEAL, so far as 1t is understood and
that Mr.. CARROTS assurances, unaccompsnjed nv
disclosure of his intentions, do not entirely re-
leye the general apprehension that the ctty's in
terests are threatened.
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''SpEc1A1. BAReA1s.

Two lines Of our 81 Ladies Fine Muslin Night
Dresses VIII be offered to morrow, Saturday
morning. at I5c; per garmment, and thereafter
is quite an item
Second door; take elevstor.)
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HOOP SKIRTS AND BUSHES

We are Introducing to the notice of our Gus
toners the Fedora" or Double Lined Tape
Hoop skirt and Bustle, which We think has de-
cided merit. This skirt ia made of patent dou-
BILE or lined tape, thus giving the under side OF
tie tapes that come nearest to the wearer
smooth and neat finish not to be found ia any
tapes by small neat clasps, or spangles, making
the inside free from rows of points, or teeth
that wear and tear the garments by rubbing
against Them making this the best and most
economical skirt manufactured. The springs
are made OF the best quality watch spring steel,
and their general superiority will recommend
them to every wearer. Price, $1.3J each.
Second floor; take elevator)
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At the time Sir RedverS Butler was ap-
pointed guardian OF the public peace in county
Kerry last fall with almost dictatorial powers,
the news was received everywhere with express
Ions OF pity for the poor Irish tenants whom he
would endeavor 20 reduce To subsection. In these
columns it was urged that, i'll justice 10 the Gen
eral he ought TO De tried preliminary TO his
conviction, and that there was nothing in his
career up 10 that time to warrant the fears enter
tained. This anti-hyStericaI view of the case is
happily confirmed by the testimony given by Sir
RedverS before the Irish Land Commission He
finds that so far from asconSciencelesS and in
discriminate war against rent, the tenantry in
Counties Kerry. Clare and Cork have made an
honest endeavor 10 pay their rents and have de-
1aulted only through positive inability; that they
are well-meaning but shamefuily oppressed
people, and that there Will probably never be
better state OF things until Ireland is given a
tribunal, which shall have broad powers for the
coercion OF tyrannical landlords end the prOtec-
ton OF hard-drfven tenants. IL is scarcely Won
derful that the publication Of this testimony has
created sensation in England, where only the
other side has generally been permitted to ap-
pear and the effect OF the disclosure is not likely
10 be lessened at all by the discovery that the
government has been trying to doctor, the
stenographic report OF the evidence for very OBJ
Y1OlS purposes OF its own.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED LADY, WITH SMALL INCOME.
w wishes work; has been in insurance ofe Posi-
reterences gwen Address LANCASTER star once Mes
WANTED--sEwING IN FAMILIES BY AN Ex.
clothes maker euttonSoie WORKER snS Gsrer
chine operator. Address or call at $40 st IT.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS
experience in insurance Eooi pension and refer.
ences. Address BooKKEEPER, Star Office. mil -
WANTED-BY A TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED
Is lsdyt nurse Address Mrs W. scHoENBERGER,
S13 4th ST NV mhll-3t'
ton as assistant. substitute partner TO phys-
clan in sctise practice city country hospital exre
Brucetovn, Va mhii.2t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS HoUsEKFEPER, OR
Of house While the occapan,s are absent No o p
sssiS a9 to country Reference given Address O.
WANTED-BY LADY. A POSITION AS WORK
Aadses Mns or sSmpanion for eidsrlS Lady
WASNSTnasnD n Known THAT ONLY RELIABLE
ana soiSred with city referencss cooMBs BUR
WANTEp-..BY COMPETENT AND INTELLI-
gent white Man. situation to take care Of horses
Address Bss al G s9s
WANTED-BY A F1RsT-CLAss CoLoRED CA
,N tersss gSod Dining room and Kitchen; location
nhp-3t' ~
WANTED-kNOWN COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT
w Agency is reliable and prompt. competent ser
East Capitol st. mis-
MANIFESTATIONS FOR GERMAN CHAM
w maids, white ard colored cooks, chanhbcrna:ds
seaInstresses walters, drivers in families hotels
fGF say BSsSH am s ssSsa
WANTED : AN EXPERT sTENoGRAPHER OF
w many years Practice, classicaly educated thor
familiar with the French. German. Italian and
n1,tf
varied business experience desires q position where
eminent will be fairly compensated Ad-
dress ARTlUM MAGISTER, Star Office. mhT-lw.
WANTED - KNOWN NAT LABOR BUREAU.
headquarters for reliable help for any capacity,
IL households. hotels stores and ofces-driyers
lcrs walters, farm aud dairy. e II. DICK 517 9TH
mh5-6ts
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correspondent In another column re-esfah.
fishes the captured OF abandoned urone,,v 80, 10
valid legislation approved after the M ,,,,rn,s,
of congress and precedent justifyig., The PR.
Dents signature OF the river anu ha,-bor bu n,
course IL does not follow that Il me ysItd,,v -
The property act had been directly ouesttnned n
The courts 1t would have been sustained: bar nm
questionaoly, It's validity seems To have receive,
tacit recognition.
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When some peSSimistic philosopher is groaninS
over the increase of luxury among the people OF
America, because so many things absorb their
practical value 1t would be well to direct his at
tention 70 the history OF the cotton industry n the
United States. as given in the latest volume Of
Commerce and Navigation issued by the Bu-
reau OF Statistics The cotton plant was first Gull
tivated as a curiosity, in boxes and pots. with a
view to pleasing the eye. but with no idea OF the
monster interests, Industrial and commercial,
cooled up within the SnOw-suffed boil and waiting
only for a chance TO be developed. Even when It
had come TO be recognized a common necessity
G domestic use, many years elapsed before it be-
came an object OF export. In 1854 when the I'M
poyerishment that followed the war of the Reyo-
luton demanded that something be done to build
up trade with other countries ten bales OF cotton
Were shipped from New Orleans TO Liverpool
where the captain OF the vessel was arrested for
fraud In pretending that the United States had
produced 50 large quantity as that. Yet in the
century which has followed, the export or cotton
has increased from ten bales four and quarter
million bales. y more striking presentation OF
these figures TO the ordinary mind is made by eS-
timating each bale ct length OF five feet. The
export of 1874 would. laid end 10 end measure the
frontage OF two fair-sized city building lots, While
the export of 1856 would stretch from Philadel-
phia 10 Antwerp, or frcm New York 10 New Or
leans and back again, Who can tell what gigan-
Tic enterprises may lie folded in the bosom OF some
luxury of to-day, which the severe economist
makes no secret OF despising!
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FOR RFNT-ROOMS.

F9R EENr-lilo coRcoEAN ST. ONE FRONT
anne s er Win s,S window and Ar Closets hath on
EoR R5NT-DNFuRNisHED OR PARTLY
4 furnished nesr Thomas circle. two Rooms on thild
mali Sar,s, enlllg room aud kiieaea nrst 20
Address +. A. W. Star Office n,Sii.sts
TFoR ,EENT-PaiIoR AND C0MMUNTCATA
Private S,s ,ssmiis Board cOn1eaicnt i7Se is,h st.
ISoR RENT-95l MASSACHUSETTS, AVE NV
IL one lsrre trout Room, southern exposure. with
=, r,.lSss i adj, board Also two Rooms ursf scor
EoR RENT-l7os l5fH ST. NV. FURNISHED
Rcois en- second door, summer prices. Cali alter
I,oR RENT - con. 9TH ST. AND MASS, AVE
two looms, southern exposure. with board ESQ
Ter month. two persons in each room. Reference n
JroR RENT-A PRETTIIr FURNISHED PARIoR
II ana be,roSin On third floor. heated by crate aud
lin square i55-lst.
IroR RENT-wITH on WITHOUT BOARD. FIR
nishsd S9rior y aud ,go bed rooms LooSti.n 1921
dren. mhlo-lw.
I,oR RENT-FCRNrsHrp ROOM IN PRIVATE
l. family with or without board. 1897 81 nv.
I,QR RENT-Two NEATLY FURNISHED SECOND
lent n ress hSS @ !, bath ON sane floor
I,oR RENT BEAUTIFUL HANDSOMELY FIR
Il nished second-story front Above Room snrar1"r
Table Board. 1909 18Th 81 NV. mhlo-3t.
ENOk ENl-l2le q 81 y W. IAlSGE AND " ELI.
Il furnished front Rooms. second hoor; southern en-
0sure. convenient 70 principal hotels, Allls above
number mi lO-.ts
VyOR RENT 5lq SIXTH ST. NV ROOMS
II handsomely furnished. on first and second hoors
with or without board. mhlo-3t-
J,oR RENT-EOONs. THREE UNFURNIsHFD
rooms; second noor: southern exposure delightful
Tor summer ard winter convenient TO lines cars
@o6 Pa ave Sc. Capitol Hiil. mhlo-3t'
NOR RENT-PLEAsANT. NICELY-FURNIsHED
Rooms IN new house. al moderate rates also. hand
, az, Front larlor southern exposure.
veIlett 10 Paten, and Post Offices mh 7-eolm
NOR RkNT-F0CR UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
II light housekeeping third foor. $40. three ON
ssI9nd noST; SO, ore furnished parlor. FIRST floor.
Go. ltio sth Al NV mhlo-3ts
NOR RENT-IN A NEW HOUSE, TWO SUITES OF
uiirirshtd rooms flrst and Second floors modern
convenience. water at all
no cllldreil references Call at lo3 ini-G:
T,OR EEST-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON
hrst noor' gentleman preferred. $50 9th nv.
NOR III: NT-Two LARGE PARLoRs FURNISHED.
y also large frc.t Room three Windows first
class caterer in the house. Alply al the Auburn, or
Penn. ave. and :'d sits. mh1-lws
NOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED RnoNs
on second foOr. with Board; southern exposure IN
Terrace. mh5,ir.
Is0R RENT-3l5 ST. Y. W. SECOND FLOOR
front koor furnished. with private la tn heat and
gas. fIB- I'm
NOR RENT-DELIGHTFUII.Y PLEASANT ROOMS
Il Tor both summer and winter nicely furnished bay
window: large closets every comfort terms To sut
To satisfactory and permanent tenant $50 lsth IT
| NV in,1--w.
/ VHoR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING SFCoNn-
story south front Rooms, large buy window: new
wife goo L. dal-l2w.
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1he news OF the death OF Capt. Eads viii brine
sense oi relef 10 many persons deeply interested
In the LessepS scheme for cutting an fnterocea
canal through the isthmuS. The ship railway was
oy all odds the source from which the canal
project had most 20 apprehend: and, although the
railway idea survives It's inventor no one remains
as far as Is now known, who can nil CAPTAIN EsaS
place as promoter OF his enterprise The success
he met with through life was always traceable IN
MS powerful personality quite IS much as TO aniv
ingenuity in his work a. an engineer FROM the
day he made a div1ng-bcn out OF "a whisky-barrrl
and or'-darsd The professional dives by going IN
the bottom Of the Mississippi river IN it himself
ms supreme sfi1-eOnhdencc has been the main.
spring u Ei9 moss profitable ventures: and it is
hafuiS iair TO eXpec; that his sucessor at the
head OF TIE ship-rsi!way or any OF his other nm
dertakingsswi have the same indomitable faith
In Lhes- things, or il his power to put them
through, that their protector had.
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me hifahfierS VINO are reported as engineering
The gigantic dear in Baltimore 4 Ohio nrora
by sympath-1e with the member Of the federo,
eaoinec who said that he had come To rely entirely
on the newspapers 10 Ind out what he had been
doing and what he was going 10 do. one OF the
New YORK d1iiieS, apparently, published the ful,
particulars OF the transaction before the men cor,
cernou In IL had arrived at conclusion them
serves, and another has announced the collapse OF
.he "hoie scheme before tie parties TO IL have had
time 10 cOnSi Ter each others prouosols II -
should, by any possibility. turn out that the
"hoie aHalr was a Wall street bun bubble tossed
lnto the air 10 dazzle the eyes OF the dear puhly
ana give The holders OF certain depressed secu1-
Ties chance 10 get nd OF them, IL would be
lng-so all except the innocents who epter.,s m.
market On biz points and small margins.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.


CELEBRATED I. c." Consrrs.
The 81. CT Corsets like everything of reeoe-
nized merit has its limitations but like ali imi-
tations they are inferior to the genuine.
es CO have the had
for their sale from nearly every Dealer in this
The al CT is the latest competitor for patron
age. Of the three principal French Corsets, and
adopted many improvements, clearly asserting
We have sold this Corset for the past six
years and the Thousands disposed of during
Who who viii wear no other, bear testimony to the
fact that they are beyond question the easiest,
most durable Corset made
Every Corset made finds sale somewhere.
some time, but there are very few that can
boast Of the patronage accorded the Il. CO
The manufacturer will not sell this Corset to
any other dealer in this city, its sale being con-
We are Headquarters for the genuine &c"
inner Side Of bsks We Keep the full range s Of
e. NJ I55; g p and 1919 per pair; r.. j.,
We still have the full complement OF sizes in
Such an opportunity is not presented every
tsecond floor; take elevatorJ
mil WOODWARD LOTHROP
AT E5,Ss1 sso.3 Nnas 5s1 ALL
1'p'iDe N1|'' '' Double Combination
mh11-3t 1241 and l243 18th st. Sc.
W. INVITE HoNEsr CoMpEr1r1oS.
HOUSES THAT MISREPREsENT THEIR GOODS
ARE NO COMPETITORS OF OURS!
UNsCRUPULOUs BUSINESS METHODS MAY
BOOM FOR AWHILE,
BUT MIGHTY TRUTH PREVAILS AT LAST.
OUR REPRESENTATIONS ARE FACTS. WHICH
WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE!
. WE CAN PROVE THAT:
l. We have the largest stock Of fresh Fine Shoes and
Slippers in the District Every pair specially made for
us-aud paid for.
Button Boot is equal to any $3.50 shoe made
g Our Ladies' $:3 genuine hand-sewed Button is the
1ightest. easiest, strongest shoe made.
4. We have the best 8l25 aud 81 80 Ladies' Kid,
Goat or Foxed Button in the District.
3 We are the only house in Washington selling q
gents gen9ine hand-sewed welt seamless vamp calf
Shoe for S3
g. Our So and go 50 Gents Calf Shoes are ahead
price.
7. Our Boys and Youths, Solid Sole Button and
Laced Shoes for 81, $l25, S150 have no equal any
where.
g. That our Misses 81 worked buttonhole, heel or
spring heel is the most reliable shoe for the price
made.
0. That we are selling Childs Spring Heel Button
So 65 aud &C., tor which other houses charge 'oc
Slc. and 81
TO- That for the little arlings, the babies, We have
the softest prettiest little gems made from 2oc.
button up to fine French Kid Shoe for 7oc. aud 81
wM HAHN co.'s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - THREE LARGE UNPUBLISHED
w communicating rooms on second floor in locality
between 10th ard 14th and and l. ss.: rent not
ceedins $50; permanent il suited references ex-
changed. Address PERMANENT, Star office. M l-ets
WANTED-TwO OR THREE CONNECTING OF
w fce Rooms. Address, stating location snd price,
j. W.. Post Office Box 555. mhl02t'
WANTED - TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS, BY
w lady and little girl No notice taken unless full
particulars References given and required. Address
Box as, Star office mig BIT.
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FOR observation-disclosures

NOR EENT-BY LADY BAsING No Use FOR
u u an excellent octave wood Piano SguAr.
IN leTfec; order tone superior only sl0 Ter quarter
Address Box i0s. star Office mh.j-l2t.
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BoARp FOR GENTLEMAN AND
w wife in refined family price to exceed 40
per month Address l. V, Star office. IL
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H. W.
GREAr BIC Men
great many ''heavy weights" are in the habit Of
saying rather boastuy that it's impossible for them
to get fitted in ready made clothing and ressney set
tie down to paying the highest prices for having their
clothing made special measure They take philo-
sophical view of the matter and accept a. one Of the
penalties Of being great big men Now gentlemen its
mistake. No matter what your height or avoirdupois
can fit you in ready-nade clothing without the
slightest trouble We keep in stock large assortment
of fine and medium grade fabrics to fit Just such men
YOU Our coats and vests run a. high az 81 inches
chest our trousers as high as So inches waist
measure.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
LITTLE MEN
Hug the delusion, and just as fondly as their
larger brothers. Because is short and stout he
takes it for granted he cannot be fitted unless his
clothes made to order. A mistake-au . mistake.
No matter how short Of stature how short in the arms
neck or waist you may be, we can fit you from our
ready-made stock without difficulty. But We grant
that the only house in this section Of the couu
try and of the very few in America that carries
clothing in stock to fit the short and stout.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
TALL AND SLIM MEN.
Whose boast is that they can walk over yard stick
also apt to imagine that with their immense length
of arms and limbs they can't find anything ready made
to fit them We invite the skeptical to visit our house.
and be convinced that carry the goods they want
the styles they like the sizes they REQUIRE and At prices
that Will asreeably surprise them As it is with cloth
ing so it is with everything keep. We have what
you can't find elsewhere, as well as what you can
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PROVIDERS FOR MANKIND.
mill 800 TO 3os SEVENTH STREET.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
V.0R RENT-ON APRIL STH. 1897, sTORE
Il northwest corner 9TH and 1. SITS. n W incl udtpg
hNtIres: for many years past been occupied drug
store. W. g. DlNAl.I.
(SECcessor 20 DuVhll a Marrl,
mhlo-1t g25 n az N w
NOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES ANDDwFlI
ings; parties wishing good business stand would
10 well to look at 1902 1906 and lsOs lith II n W
The stores new and IN of the best business
lions in the city. AII'ly 10 T. ". A. Nj ERS. ls2S
New York ave, or TO the owner ". B. RDOsE. l2:Ey
Penn. ave. hey At 1904. Inh1-lmo
JSoR RENT-SToRE ROOM. HOS ST
A. r. HILL A. CO,
i2S-Hw 1883 4 street
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FOR RENT-EIATS

TyoR RENT-A FLAT or FOUR ROOMS. WITH
Il ample closet room. Call after y. m. 3O5 NJ 81
NV. mil l-2ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I.OR SALE-CHEAP-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
II first class grocery and revision with lease
centrally located doing good business owner lcaN-
ing the city. Apply nj 4o4 9Th ST mil l-:,t.
EvOR SAIE-FINE CORNER BUSINESS PROP
E ery; opposite Center Mar ket: yielding good r.n-
tai For fuil particulars Apply 10 HUFIN a. DYER
mh1O-ot 1901 st. nv.
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Six. and eight per Guaranteed Real Estate
First Mortgages and ana eight per Debeuturs
Bonds negotiated. in of 500 aIId upwards
Seni-annual interest. Securities tor sale. Further
information furnished application. fS-2m.
TrOR SALE OR FOR RENT-THE FOUNDRY
IL Mills, GEORGETOWN, DC. situated Water (eN-
tendd) having fuli line Of rollers with CAPACITY q
LOO barrels of Flour day, and supplied with 800
inches of water from tie g. 4 D. canal Possession
could be given April LIST, 49, Apply 10 LOUISA v.
ROBINSON, 3lO2 st, Georgetown, DC, &. NJ. and
II. 5. MATTHEWS. LOS 3lst st.. or tie premises
f5-:3m
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NOR RENT-wITH on WITHOUT BOARD rIR-
4 nshcd parlor and TWO bed rooms Location l39l
St. cor. Vt. ave. References exchsngcl No chill
dren uhlo-lw.
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VENHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Il AND FlRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

IL AND FlRE-PkOOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
9l6 PA. AVE. n. W. (Soufh SideD
Persons going abroad. or leaving the city should
themselves the advantages offered this col-
Iany for the safe keeping OF bonds. securities jgwery
plate and other valuablss Clothing Paintings works
OF pianos. brlc brac, rugs carpets Sc &c can
be stored low rates Take action before rather
alter, your valuaDlea are stolen or burned
Office Hours: q. IA. 10 y. H.
fo6-fcm (SaturiaYs. IN 10 = = IN
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Friends Oh and New.

Make new friends, but keep the DID,
Those are silver, these are gold:
New-made friendships, like new wine,
Age will mellow and refine.
Friendships that have stood the test
Time and change-are surely best;
Brow may wrinkle. hair grow gray,
Friendship never knows decay.
For mid old friends, tried and true,
Once more We our youth renew;
But old friends, slasi may die.
New friends must their place supply.
Cherish friendship in your breast,
New is good, but old is best;
Make new friends, but keep the Old
Those are silver, these are gold.
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Hugo's EngIish Investments.

+ TOM Tue PaII NAH Gazette.
victor Huso's win shows once more that it is
possible to be at the same time a poet and a man
OF business possible to sing herOically OF France
as the country OF civilization, OF Paris as the CEN
Ter Oh the world and the mistress Oh manners, and
yet TO invest all ones savings I'm foreign sacur,o
And In Victor Hugo's case these savings were con-
siderable, fS2, TAG SIS being invested in England
where II Is 10 remain. He shows a no less Keen
eye for business In the disposition of his literary
property. AS 70 those works which have nor heen
published or are In manuscript, his viii is the
master as 10 tner disposition, and having regard
years as property, and 'n the interest OF the w1r
itself, 10 secure the method OF examinafion the
the publications, In q manner Consistent with NV
dignity as writer and the idea OF the work y he
would make during his lifetime ARRANGEMENTS
orously maintained by his assigns" we Vondeer
what the Anglophobes OF the Partisan pres Mi
say about these English secur1tea